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WEDNESDAY. t FEBRUARY 19, 1958

NUMBER 24

CHECKS PROTECT YOU



es Welcome

icate that the

ations | says. ae
orted by the



leader, but, naturally, it brought a lot
_of people into the store.
It looked suspicious, so we had some

of our shoppers weights and measures
officials dressed like ordinary shoppers

- go into the store and make purchases.
These were checkweighed at the weights
ad measures laboratory. All were grossly
underweight. The store owner was ar-
rested to put a stop to this practice which
_ had been unfairly pulling customers from
legitimate competitors.
Items found most subject to this kind

of unfair competition include poultry of
all kinds, hams and cabbages, the weights
and measures official said.
Another important contribution of the
weights and measures inspector is that

_ of discovering scale errors working a-
gainst the store owner.
- |... Annual reports across the nation
- show that about half the mistakes.found
cost the food retailer money. A typical
example is given in a letter to the editor
of the Richmond, Va., News-Leader, the
Seale Association said.
Grocer V. I. Timberlake, reporting
that when a weights and measures in-
spector condemned his scale, he at first
resented the cost and inconvenience

wrote.

Committee of

sociation, One
ton:5., D.C.

of having it repaired,
when the inspector gave him a
error chart showing how expensive a
half-ounce error (that of Timberlake's
scale) could be. The loss on material
weighed on the scale came to $936 a year.

The money I would lose in one month
would more than cover the necessary re-
pairs to the scale. This convinced me of
the importance of having a weights and
measures inspector test my scales semi-
annually as a protection for me as well
as for my customers, the food retailer

Thousands of such cases could be cit-
ed, the Scale Association said. Common-
est causes of scale mistakes are neglect,
abuse, and the build-up of friction by
over-long use of scales. The Education

the National Conference

on Weights and Measures has worked up
a scale error chart which shows the a-
mounts of money various weighing errors
can cost buyers and sellers. It is available,
free, from the Scale Manufacturers As-

Thomas Circle, Washing:



MUST BE



FARM LAND EDITION ADS

IN BY MARCH 5



-~ Man wants work on farm at
once. Have 3 hands to halp.
Can drive tractor truck or do
dairy work. Claud Lee, c/o Ww.
B. Brambett, Auburn. ;

Young couple, 36, and 39,
and 9, 17, and 18 yr. old sons,
want permanent home on
grain, cattle, poultry or truck
farm, exp in handling any kind
trucks or equip. Farm Raised,
non-drinkers, willing workers,
have to be moved, anytime.
Prefer Fulton, or nearb coun-
ties. K. E. Guyton, 755 Prim-
rose St. SE, Atlanta 15.

eo yr. ig single man wants
job on farm operating any
farm machinery, can drive

t4o|truck and have drivers li-

(|Re

cense. Want room, board and
reasonable salary. John R.
Sh ee c/o Mattie Ba ieee
, Cohutta. ,

a young men want job on

ith. Batey fram, 2 yrs. experience

id eggs. Salary
_ A, N. Haley, Rt.

dairy farm, 2 yrs. experience
most any kind farm work. See
Hoyt Tomlin 323 Pulliam St.
SW, Atlanta 3. |

Man, wife, and. 2 children

| want small fram for good deal
| with right party, no bad ha-
x-|bits, raised on fram very in-
*|terested in farm work. J. E.

Shelley, 902 South Center St.,



Rt. 5, Thomaston. Ph, 4158.



Man wants job working on
chicken farm. Would consider
livestock included. Must have |e
house. J. R. Mask, Cobb. |

Experienced man with 2 in
family wants job looking after
broilers o rlayers. Need house
with water, electricity, near
school bus route. W. T. Hut-
chins, Rt. 2, Athens. 9 mi. from
Athens on Jefferson Hwy. at
Clarksboro.

34 yr. old man, wife, 27, sons
9 and 11 want job on chicken
farm for wages. Experienced
with chickens, drive truck, or
any kind of farm work. Need
4 R house. Have to be moved,
any time. Dont drink. Delmer
Bly, c/o. Arthur Simonds,
Chicken Farm, Juno.

White man, wife, and 5 chil
dren, ages 5 to 11, wants job
raising broilers or as caretaker
of farm. Well experienced, can
drive any kind machinery or
truck. Sober, honest, reliable.
Move anytime. Have to be mov

ed. B. L. Presley, 121 Ware St.
Cedartown .

~Man, 55, wife, 39 and 2 dau-
ghters, 13 and 25, want job on
eattle farm or raising chick-
ens. All raised on cattle lees
Well experienced. Honest
Christian people. Dont mind
work. Mrs. Ida Walker, c/o

Franklin Brown Clarkston.

55 yr. old white man wants
light work on farm, experienc-

in all kinds of farm work,
Peshanic, pote carpenter
and painter _ Sober
fair health. R. L. Mathis, 109
Maple Dr. College Park. Ph,
PO 6-1522.

Married man with family
wants job on regular dairy or
bits, raised on farm very in-
all and not afraid of work.
Beckham Wilson, 394-A North
Main, J onesboro.

Want honest, reliable white
family, ages 25 to 45, able to
operate equip. and drive
truck for work on farm. Have
nice 4 R. house, hot water,
elec. stove, washing machine.
State exper., references, num-
ber in family and salary ex-
pected. Robert Sanders, Om-

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want 3 families for 1 or 2
H. crops, good land and
stock. Land produces more
than bale cotton to the Acre.
On good roads and school bus
line. 50-50 basis. S. T. Spruill,
Rt. 1, Dunwoody.





Want exp. farmer, prefer
couple alone, to farm 25 A.
or more in row crop, mostly
truck; mule, tractor, and
tools on share crop. Also, con=
sider shares on lot of hogs.
Have 2-1/2 R. house, water,
and lights. 20 mi. of Savan-
nah. A; M.. Zittram, Rt. 17;
Guyton.

Want exp. white dairy man
with small family. Must be
capable of caring for -and
milking large dairy herd, sober
and dependable. No other
need apply. Good house and
salary, near city and school.
Mrs. C. N. Roberts, c/o Rob-
erts Dairy 2500 Tennessea
Ave. Savannah.

Want family man _ that

doesnt mind work, (na
drunk), with experience with
cattle and poultry to work
on farm with. cattle and
turkeys, house and weekly
salary and bonus, fu-

ture prospect of owning 250

A. farm to the right man. A
C. Shealy, Franklin Springs.

Want. reliable. person ta
farm 15 or 20 A. corn and
vegetables on 50-50. basis,
good 3 R. house, wired for elec
stove. J. L. Abbott, Rt. 1, Mid-
way Rd., Douglasville. Ph.
3230. a





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Georgia, First:

PEANUTS
BROILERS

FOREST LANDS
NAVAL STORES

PIMENTO PEPPER
IMPROVED PECANS



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~ EQUIPMENT



R-4 Caterpillar dozer with
angle and tilt blade, fair cond;

also 1957 John Deere dozer
with 7-1/2 ft. angle and tilt
blade, good cond. C. C. McGee,
Rt. 2, Winder.

Intnl] pick-up hay baler
with engine mounted ,top cond
$800. Carl Ortman, c/o Jour-
neys End Farm, Plains. ~ ;

6 ft. Case Combine with 27
HP Wis. motor, Windrow row
attachments, and Peanut Seiv-
es mechanical cond. jam up,
$600 or exch. for cattle. Terms
arranged. Robert Sanders, O-
maha.

Cub Intnl tractor, dise har-
row and cultivators, nearly
1ew, $650. F. D. Rickett, Rt. 4,
Pouglasviie Ph. 3176 (after 6

Dairy equip, good cond: 150
al. Wilson bulk cooler, 2 unit
ntn] milking machine, dbl.

washing vat, elec. heater, Brad
Jey Hammer Mill; also your
hoice best cows Jersey and|{
Prolsteins, free of bangs and

'B, at my place 4 mi. NE Bun-
hanan on 5 point Rd. B. O.
panders, Rt. 1, Buchanan, Ph.

Ford Tractor disc plow
hharrow and subsoiler, in good
cond; also manure spreader al
most new. Buck Chambers, Rt.
2, Woodstock.

Allis Chalmer 60 Combine,
very good cond. for sale. Bob
Garrett, Rt. 6 Carrollton. Ph.
2-8630.

Complete planter and fertiliz.
er equip. for Super A Farmall
tractor, never been used. Sell
or trade for livestock at rea-
sonable price. John B. Smith,
Cleveland Rd., Dalton. Ph.
1349-J-2 after 6 PM)

2 H wagon for sale, good
cond. in every way. Toy Cox,
Rt. 3, Alpharetta. (near Birm-

2 H. wagon, $35; 1 H. wagon,
$25, at my home 1 mi. South

Greenville. Mrs. J, L. Render,
Warm Springs Rd., Greenville.

Chicken feeders, two 4 x 48
in, two 6 x 48 in. T5c ea; two
4 x 36 in, 40c ea; one 6 x 42
in, 60c All at my home. Mrs. H.
P. Aderhold, 510 W. Vesta
Ave., College Park.

DB Garden tractor with cul-
tivator, dise harraw, turner
plow, and lay off plow. Her-
man H. Sims, Rt. 1, Hightower
Trail, Dunwoody. Ph. Roswell
6365.

1953 Super C Farmall cul-
tivation equip., planters and
distributors, two 14 in bottom
plows, in good cond., $950. J.
R. Langford, Rt. 1, Box 36,
Nashville.

Kobey Manure spreader, for
sale or trade for cattle or hogs
Operated by PTO. New cond.
Homer Adams, Rt. 1, Buford.
Ph. Lawrenceville 2596.

2 Surge milking machines,
Vacumn tank and motor, 6
can cooler, Aerator with pump,
for sale reasonable. Aubrey
Gilbert, RFD 2, Thomaston.

1954 Allis Chalmer tractor,
power lift, complete with 2
row planters and cultivators, 2
disc plow, 8 dise Taylor Way
harrow, front mounted mow-
ing machine, all in good cond,
$1500. together or any part
separate. J. C. Hyde, Rt. 1, Al-
pharetta.

6 roller Niagara Peach grad
er machinery, complete with
elec. motors, canvas, 2 box
trucks, ringers and tubs, for
sale. Glenn Harris, Manchest-
er. Ph. TH 6-2311.

Super C Intnl tractor re-
cently overhauled, A-1 cond.
2 disc plow, Simplex cotton
duster, for sale. Kelvin G. Oz-
burn, c/o State Patrol; Post 8,



ingham, Ga.

Madison.

cally new, $25. A. S. Mozley,
Rt. 4, Douglasville, Ph, 4213.

Elec. churn used very little
$12 or exch. for weaned calf
or shoats of same value. Glen
Holton, P. O. Box 454, Soper-
ton.

Massey Harris tractor with
harrow, planters, spring tooth
harrow and turning plow, been
used about 36 hrs. $1200.
Frank M. Tucker, Rt. 4, Al-
pharetta. Ph. 3941.

New Holland 77. Pick-up
baler, $800; Massey Harris Clip
per Combine, $600; both with

is. motors. good cond; Also
eattle body, 8 x 12 ft., almost
new, $100. Cecil Travis, c/o
Pine Crest Acres, Riverdale.
Ph Fayetteville 5581.

5 HP Gravely garden Trac-
tor with all attachments, used
approx. 10 hrs. A 50 pct. dis-
count for early sale. Allen Ro-
bertson. 5250 Mercer Rd., De-
catur, Ph. BU 9-3143,

Small irrigation pump, 3/4
HP elec. motor, and 100 ft.
plastic pipe, for garden; dump
scrape, 3 cu. ft; 2 Best Hi-Line
Fence Chargers. George Leckie
e/o Little Creek Farm, Rt. 1,
Box 481, Roswell. Ph. 6660.

One ea: 3 cu ft. Cement mix-
er, less motor, Poulan Chain
saw, nearly new, 5 deck Chick-
en brooder; 2 metal hog feed-
ers, 10 bu. cap ea. W. S, Jones,
Bartow. 3

_intnl 52 Combine with en-.
gine, cut 30 or 40 Acres of
grain, in good cond., $400; alsa
good binder, $45. Riley C.
Couch Senoia. :

_ Meadows Grist Mill with
line shaft, 3 pulleys, 2 belts,
platform scale, and P-12 Intnl
motor, $250 at my place. O. L.
Red wine, Rt. 1, Tifton Rd.
Dalton. Ph. 4308 (nights).

_ JD Harrow KCA 16 twenty
inch dise scallop front with
scrapes, $200. Also buggy pole,
complete with clamps, $8 W. T.
Moore, Rt. 1, Gray.

1 gal. Farm Master: milk
pasturizer, perfect working
cond., less than 1 yr. old, $15
Also some barb wire, cheap,
Will not ship: Mrs. John W.
Chisholm, Rt. 2, Box 423, Au-
gusta.

2 dise tiller, trailer type for
Farmall A tractor, :practicall
new disc, $60. Excellent cond.
10 mi. N. Winder on Hwy. 211.
Johnnie Williams, Rt, 2, Hos-
ehton. ,

Mule drawn equip: Stalk cut
ter, fair cond; $15; Cole plant-
ers, dbl. Hopper, complete with
gears and planters, $12.50; one
H cultivator, used very little,
$32.50; wagon tongue, like
new, $7.50; weeder, fair cond.,
$10; 2 Hammon stocks, com-
plete; Guano distributor, $5
ea. Earl Holland, Byromville.

Mineapolis- Moline

tractor,
25 HP, good

as new, with

mower, 3 dise plow, 20 disc
smoothing harrow, Sell or
trade for equal value beef cat-
tle. Pierce L. Cline, Oxford.
Ph. Covington 2167.

10 gas brooders with piping;
ony wal: gas tank 1A eaceljant
cond. Very reasonably priced
V, A. King, Rt. 3, Rockmart,
Ph. Dallas 7034,

1951 Ford tractor with new
battery, 650 lb. lift type har-
row, nearly new set of fast 3
point hook up planters and

cultivators, $1,050.00 Dave
a Rt. 1, Stockbridge. Ph.

2 H wagon, used very little,

2



$35, Gradie Thompson, Rt. 1
Box 520, Douglasville. :



matching equip, 3 point hitch |1

Rt. 1, Valdosta. .

ye ee 6) yi aK Were Pea ep ee aS ae a Se Rohe TNS SRS ay ad
: i : Sie Se 3 Tot, 2
Ss _ MARKET BULLET:
NPS A kkk er oR I Deep well equip: 1/2 HP elec| 2 row a
GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN [2s Si Slit 2.0 in" fom rt
; s : % = outdoor * y 9b

3 news aes a 300 ft. piping, $75; switch box ar Ri 1, a = : eee.
Ediiorial and Executive Offices and check valve, $13; 12 gal.| Walking Garden tractor, |si
aay Bemeuirone Pusains tank, $12. Starling Yawn, | pjows and mowing machine, |

TE Bunter: Bions, 8-W: Byromville, : ed very little, like new $200.

Atania 3, Gongs z I The pson 962 Murphy

Phone JAckson 4-3292. Set of 1954 Dearborn plant-|4- +: orn
one 6 a acd ccultiueons 3 point Ave. SW, Atlanta 3. aie

MARKET BULLETIN STAFF hitch, also pulley for R-2 or j d not d,

Editor : a Jack Gilchrist |} D-2 Caterpillar tractor, all in aoe eee bel Rg ee Sony

Assistant Editor es Deborah Anglin |} good cond. Edward Johnson, |yost new cond. $25. J. H.

Notices Mrs. Elizabeth Hynds {/c/o Joe Mitchell, Rt. 3, Ho- Crane, June: | 1
eee Supt. MCaadl Te ie oe c : t 1A tt Hill
oom Sup -andier ement. Jr. : oving on . Cotton

3 =~ |l idm seed and fertilizer planter, |OfDE) fom extte plaies, ated

NATIONAL EDITORIA Noti of farm produce Fe >}shape, $7.50; - turner NO.

vA <> : and nmIIeEOSE CHtaabie with gears and plates, practi- | 9 Chat., $6: few other horse

drawn equip. Chas. Gowder, |
Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

Two 2 H wagons, 1 each,
mule mower, mule rake, stalk
cutter, tractor and harrow, 2
mules and lots of farming tools
for sale. S. C. Waddell, Bre-
men. :

for water supply, good cond.
and clean, for sale. Make offer,
W. T. Archer, Sr., Mincey Rd.
off Rockbridge Rd. Stone
Mountain. ;

5 disc J. D. tiller, King bush
and bog for Ford tractor, Intnl
mowing machine, all good
cond., priced reasonable. W. H.
Barlow, Rt. 2, Conyers. Ph.
Lithonia 6676. 3

Nearly new 3 in. Diaphram
Sludge pump, for sale or exch.
small wood-working equip-
ment. Jno. F. Carey, Box 255,
Cornelia. 2

Incubator, drum type, good
cond., 100 egg cap. at my place,
$12.50. R. M. Trollinger, 4120
Boulder Park Drive, SW, At-
lanta 11. Ph. PL 5-2492.

pressor, 150 gal. Dair-Kool
bulk tank milk cooler, for sale.
Billy B. Chappell, Rt. 1, Lo-
cust Grove.

Peach Tree Spray (Friend
Pecan Spray macniie}, 1,000
Tbs. pressure 400 gal. tank, 10
ft. boom pipe and 3 guns, auto-
matie cut on and off valve. Put

peach rows at time. S. J.
Avondale Mill Rd., Rt. 3, Ma-
con. Ph. 2-5117,

1958 Case Combine 4 cylind-
er Wis .engine, 30 bu. grain bin

ter bar with pickup attach-
ment, good cond., $600; 8 ft.
Case tendem smoothing har-
row, reasonably priced; Huron
cattle feed large cooker, auto-
matic clock timing control.
Robert T. Gunby Rt. 1,
Rolling Meadows Farm, Sharps
burg. Ph. Newnan 1860. |

Pick-up dbl. section cutting
harrow for ford tractor, prac-
tically new. Sell or exch, for
Ford pick-up dbl section finish
ing harrow. Doyle Toles, Rt. 1,
Warren Rd., Rome. aK

Big Hester disc plow for
Allis Chalmer G tractor, $50;
also - Fallow plow, and disc
slow, $10 ea, Leo Spivey, 1120
Mee haaid Rd., Douglas. Ph.
448-Y.

Fairbanks-Morse Hammer
Mill, V belts and pulleys, pipes
skid and Wis. motor, all in
ood cond. $300 at my farm

oweeta and Duncan Rds.,
near Fairburn. Also portable
pulpwood saw, $50. A. P,
Smith, 218 West Walker Ave.
College Park. Ph. PO 1-3439.

Dise plow for Farmall Cub
tractor, rear hitch, power lift,
used very little, $90, George
Jackson, Rt.
Dr., Norcross. |

Two tractors, both in No. 1
cond,, with cultivators, plant-
ers, Fertilizer attachments, no
junk: One 1951 Ford, $1,095.;
other W. D. Allis Chalmers,
$975. Either or both ean be
partially financed, John _
Wade, 247 Meadowdale Drive,
dont Robins. Ph. WA

Complete irrigation system,
60 HP Allis Chalmers power
unit, Berkley pump mounted
on 2 wheel trailer, 1020 ft. five
in. main line pipe, 1200 ft. 4 in.

all valves, fittings, ete. All
cellent cond. Sell about 6
of new ce. George Ea



250 gal. cypress storage tank | -

3 Intnl milkers and com-|_

boom pipe cross wise with 2}
guns on ea. side and que 21
Clay, |

with unloading auger, 6 ft. cut | 4,

c/o |t

1, Spalding |

ert

laterals, 22 Rainbow sprinklers |

























































































100 cap. ele
all metal, $5_
ieuhe nn E,

oomfield Dr.

cages, complete,
and water trough:
ers, A-1 con

my place B. N.

[for cash not over 100
Barnesville. C.

Want disc harro
machine, planter
er attachement, for Cul
er attachment ,for che
cash, Write complete
tion and lowest price.
Silver, Rt. 2, Talking

Want Garden

Want good used

roofing that can |

barn siding. Advise
Jones, Rt. 2, Bufo
Janta CE. 3-3100.

Want good used
Adams Tiller plo
sized late mode

head. 4
Cornelia.

Want used Ber

tractor.. Must be re
price and within 50
ta. ae ae 01
thonia,

Want good, us
er ao shelles,
cond., and reasonable f
R. C. Rosier 2061 0:
Augusta. Ph: 4-51 :

gourd seed, 4
Roy T. Pruitt, R

_New Clemson
Okra seed, State
54 pet. 50c Ib. $45
postage. Chas. Go
Powder Springs.

Ky. 31 Fescue Se
99.15 pet.; germ, 94 pet.
CWT. Cecil. Travis, e/
Crest Acres, Riverd
Fayetteville 5581

Good, tender b
seed, white, also brov
ed Half Runners,
Wks. pink peanut |
ners, mix. cornfi
seed, all 65 cup
age. No stamps
Banks, Rt. 1, Car

100 Wilt-Resist
seed, big 5 lock
from Reg. cottonsee
delinted, picked a
40 pct. lint, over bale
Germ. 80 pct.; 2
pet. 100 lb. bag.

P. Malcom, Rt. 2,
eial Circle, Ph.







ed O. Darby, P. O. Box
Ibany.

cea Lespedeza, pure
9.64 pcet.; Germ. 95 pet.
100 lb. bags, 12c Ib.
ohn C, Reid, Zebulon.

d time little white ten-
alf Runner garden bean
95 pct. Germ. white,

rm. $1 cup, with 7c
for 1 cup, and 23
Mrs. T. H. Wade, Rt. 1,

cornfield white
e-back Bean seed, ten-
ite and striped half-
I little pink peanut
cream 6 weeks, 75c cup.

red speckle Crowder
, 90e cup. Add postage.
ar] Smith, Rt. 3, Elli-

tender cornfield
white, speckled, and
id cutshorts, white
-back, and white Half-
ers, 65c cup. ea. Add
Preston Southerland,
Ellijay.

aw seeds, 10c doz.; 40c
Gibson Strawberry
, 80e C.; $7.50 M.; Gar-
bulbs, and Horseradish,
doz. Add postage. Roy
Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

tin gourd seed, 25
6 pkgs. $1. PP, Earl
Blackshear.

has. Wakefield, and Cop-
lagen Cabbage plants,
ng, full count, 500, $1.25;
.; White Bermuda Onion,
M.; 5000, $7.50, Ship
E. L. Fitzgerald, Box
Fitzgerald.

ig Gem Everbearing
wherry plants, well root-
moss packed, pure strain,
c Pp, J. Miles,
, Alma,

arleston and Early Jer-
_ Wakefield frost proof
Say plete, =o wee
ermuda Onion plants F
500, $1.50; $2.50 M. PP.
anclor, Pitts.

arly Jersey and Charles-

| Wakefield frost proof
abba e
h








_Plants, ready now,
i ite Bermuda Onion
ants, 200, $1.25; 500, $1.50;
0 M. PP. Odis Conner,



rooted Fig sprouts, 18
4 ft., high..Up to 2 ft.,
ea.; others, 75e plus
iippine chgs. Damp packed.
rs. Mamie Bell, Rt. 1,
naring.

Streamline Everbearing
rawberry plants, $1 C.;
all mixed gourd and Poke-
srry seeds, 20e pkg. Mrs.
whn Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Tenn. Beauty Strawberry
ants from virus free stock,
rong, sturdy plants, $2.50
+ 200, $4 PP. Boysenberry
vants, 6, $1; $1.75 doz. Damp
acked. Mrs. George Collins,
YL Hammond Drive, NE.
tlanta 5. Ph. BL 5-1449.

Cert. Early Sweet (or
onders Gold), Sweet Pota-
$3 bu.; Cert. Ga. ioe

E
7, Sordis

Nice
to










Church
Ph. 3-7015.

d seed: Bushel, 25c
Gourd ee Long handled,
d Ornamental, 15c doz.; 2

25c. Miss Gail Wood,
Martin. :
) bu. La. Copper Skin
otatoes, Gov. ee field

6 bu.
*Hanicieviile Ph.

ry 19, 1958






























eutshort cornfield, 98-

plants, $1







1957 crop tender white
bunch garden bean _ seed,
comes in about 6 wks., free
of weevils, 60c tea cup. Add
postage. Sold in 2 cup lots
and up. Mrs. Pauline Franks,
Hiawassee.

7,000 lbs. Arlington Sericea
eLspedeza seed. 99.75 pct.
pure seed, germ. 80.50 pct.
12c lb. Also 3,000 Ibs. regu-
lar Sericea Lespedeza seed,
all in 100 lb. white bags,
99.64 pet. purity; germ. 80.50
pet. 10-lb. FOB. J. B. Mask,
Brooks.

Old fashioned large white
half-runner bean seed, 89 pct.

germ., 75c cup. PP Miss Ma-
mie Anderson, Ellijay.
Kudzu crowns, good _ size

roots, handled right $12 M. at
farm, $14 del. or packed for
expressing. State certified if
desired. Also Puerto Rican
Sweet Potatoes, State Certi-
fied..$5 bu. at farm Y. M. An-
derson, Williamson.

Correction: 50 Poor Mans
Potato seed,

1d 2 naxtone Bt. 1: Jaks

_| son,

Everbearing strawberry
C:: also =Catnip,
Balm, Tansy, 6 bunches, $1.
Garlic bulbs, 75c doz. Miss L.
M. White, Rt. 1, Box 57, Dah-
lonega.

Muscadine Grape vine cut-
tings, black and white, also
unrooted Sage plants, 30, $1;
shade cured Sage, $1.75 Ib.
Mrs. G. Collins, Rt. 2, Cobb-
town.

Cabbage plants, frostproof
Copenhagen, Mkt. Chas. and
Early Jersey Wakefield, also
White Sweet Bermuda onion
plants, 500, $1.50; $2 M. 5000,
$7.50 exp. col. Mrs. I. L,
Stokes, Box 349, Fitzgerald.

Wild strawberry plants, 35c
doz.; 4 doz., $1; Mtn. Huckle-
berries, bearing size, 25c doz.;
5 doz., $1. Minnie Charles,
Rt. 4, Ellijay.

Kudzu crowns, 1 and 2 yrs.
old. Free if you gather them
soon. J. E. P. Ward, Wood-
bury.

Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz.,
75c;. Rooted Dewberries and
Blackberries, 530c doz.; Mus-
cadine vines, 8 to 4 ft. long,
45e ea. rooted. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming.

Strawberry plants: Blake-
more, $1.50 C.: Mastodon,
$1.25 C.; Klondike, $1; 400,
$5; $8 M. Also Catnip, 30c
bunch; Peppermint, 30 doz.;
Scuppernong vine
Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 75 doz.; Brown Striped
Half-runner bean seed, 60c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

May Cherry trees, Blue
Damson plums, Sage plants,
Catnip bunches, Muscadine
grape vines, Beechnut and
Hazelnut bushes, 6, $1: Gar-
lie bulbs, $1 doz. Add post-
age. Mrs, Mae Turner, Rt. 6,
Gainesville,

Lady Thompson Strawberry

plants, well rooted, 75 C;
200, $1.50; 500, $4; M.
Add postage. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. L. C. Allen, Rt.
2, Gainesville.

Kudzu crowns, 1 and 2 yrs,
old, well rooted, $2 C; 500,
$7; $12.50 M. Add postage,
ee Heard, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville.

SEED & PLANTS





WANTED
Want several bu. large,
long Purple hull, Knuckle

purple hull, and Silver hull
peas. Advise. Felton Roberts,
Mauk.

_ Want 10 or 15 bu. bunch
Red Skin sweet potatoes for
seed. Write what you have

Ph.| and price. F. H. Bunn, Mid-




_ Want Cert. Coastal Ber-

muda Must be near

vicinity. Will eall for the
eady to dig. H. E.

for 40c Mrs.|4

cuttings, | d



ee

Want some seed of the
Kolb Gem watermelon. A
variety very popular in early
1900, and were good shippers
and keepers,
wt. 40 to 50 lbs. in size, Let
me hear as soon as possible.

S. W. Colson, Rt. 2, Manas-
sas.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE

ee

Several loads of shucks for
sale. Also set of slip harness.
W. L, Dyer, Rt. 2, Dahlonega.

Imp. White Spanish Pea-
nuts, for eating, $2. pkg; $32.-
50 C. Ibs. Add postage. Chas.
Gowder, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs.

1400 bu. good feed corn,
Whatley Polific, all white. H.
D. Davis, Warrenton.

Any amt. baled oats, 65c
ea. bale; all types grass hay,
55 ea. bale. Norman Tram-
re Rt. 1, Fayetteville. Ph.





2000 bu. yellow corn for
feed, $1.40 bu. FOB farm.
Make appointment. E. N. Bai-
ley, c/o Bailey Farm, Cobb.

400 bales hay, mostly Fes-
cue 75c bale. W. R. Berry, Rt.
3, Marietta. Ph. 8-1135.

Nice yellow popcorn, 1957
crop, shelled, 40c.lb. PP. Mrs.
Dorothy Kirkland, Rt. 1, El-
lijay.

Rye Grass, Fescue, and
Brown Top Millet hay, 50c
bale, $25. ton; good baled oats,
60c bale, $30. ton.:Send truck
to farm 5 mi. South Fayette-

ville. J. Harp, c/o Red-
wine Bros. Farm RFD 1,
Fayetteville.

Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
germ. 92 pct; purity, 98.80
pet, 20e lb. Weyman E. Rooks,
Newton. Ph. 4142.

Extra choice Coastal Ber-
muda hay for sale at my barn.
Highly fertilized, baled with-
out rain, square bales, tied
good, good quality. Winton C.
Harris, Rt. 1, Screven. Ph.
Odum, JU 4-2312.

Coastal Bermuda hay, 75c
bale. R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint
River Farms, Jonesboro. Ph.
GR 8-6217.

FEED & GRAIN

WANTED





Want 3 tons good Coastal
Bermuda grass or Alfalfa hay
el. to farm at Farmington.
Must be free of pests, such as
Sand Spurs, Wild Coffee,
Weed, or Nut Grass. H. W
Thurmond, Farmington.

Want sev. tons Milo grain
for quail feed. William A:
Thomas, Rt. 2, Stone Moun-
tain. Ph, Atlanta MU 8-0866.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Guernsey bull calf, about
2 mos. old, can be reg., horns
been treated, for sale or exch.
for full stock Whitefaced bull
calf, same age. H. B. Brook-
shire, Suches.

Purebred reg. Black Angus
bull, 3 yrs. old, wt. 1300 to
1400 lbs. Priced right. J. H.
Mann, 414 South Tillman St.,
Glennville.

15 SPC pigs, 6 wks. old,
$10 ea. W. M. Neese, Crab-
apple Rd., Birmingham, Ga,
(1 mi. South). Ph. Alpharetta
3791.

12 Holstein, Guernsey, and
Jersey heifers from dairy
cows, $50 and $75 ea. A lit-
tle above beef price, Deen
Boatright, Rt. 4, Alma.

Reg. Shorthorns: 7 heifers
open (breed if desired); 6
bulls, extra good; 4 reg.
Hereford bulls, 2 ready for
service and 12 reg. heifers,
open, extra good, $150 ea.;
6 Hereford heifers, bred to
top bull, $225 ea. W. C.

Denny, Danielsville. Ph. Com-| f.



merce FE-5-3381,



MARKET BULLETIN

Black Angus bull, wt. 1,000
Ibs., $200; also 9 mo. old
Black Angus bull, $150. H. O.
White, 6900 Campbellton Rd.
S3.W., Atlanta 11. Ph. PO 6-

and grew. to 3144

Reg. artificially sired Hol-
stein heifers for sale. Henry
Kilburn, O, Box 184-A,
Leslie.

Dbl. standard polled Here-
ford heifer for sale, my place,

2 mi. N. Palmetto on Hwy.
29. Herman Teel, Palmetto.
Ph. 6862.

Reg. Hereford cattle: 5

bred heifers, 8 open heifers,
and 1 top young bull, all had
black leg shot; heifers calf-
hood vaccinated, excellent
young cattle in every way.
Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr., C/O
Ward Meade Farm, Paper
Mill Rd., Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph.
8-8772.

Reg. SPC male pigs, best
bloodlines, meat type, perfect
spots, will make fine herd
boar, ready now, at my place.
George Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Spring,

Good pigs, ready to go, 12
wks. old. Also reg. horn type
Hereford bull calf for sale
or trade for calf, same type,
top quality. W. J. Lyle, C/O
Oraland Farm, Rt. 1, Lilburn.
(near Possum Lake).

Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, imported blood-
lines, 9 wks. old, treated, reg.
in buyers name, $60 ea. Wil-
liam E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box
84, Metter, Ph, 5-1035,

Purebred Landrace pigs,
out of imported dam by out-

standing sire, 5 mos. old,
treated and reg. in buyers
name, Priced low. James

Speir, Bronwood.

GAME, FOWL, etc.





FOR SALE
Fantail Pigeons of best
bloodlines, various splashed

colors, few solid whites, young
unmated prs., : pr;
mated, $3.25 pr. No less than
2 prs. shipped. R. Lamar
Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

Finest quality breeder
stock Bobwhite quail and
Chukars, all guar. to be
healthy, fully feathered, and
large size. Permit No. 3,
Ralph Keefer, Lake Harbin
Rd., Morrow. Ph. Jonesboro
GR. 8-8477.

Finest 1957 hatched, extra
large No. Bobwhite quail
(bred and improved 38 yrs.)
Adult quail, 1 to 3 oz. heavier
than average. Mature, heavier
bobwhites, $3. pr. and up ac-

cording to weights and quali-

. 5 pr. minimum shipped.
ermit No. 43. William A.
Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg., At-
lanta 3. Ph. MU 8-0866.

One black doe rabbit, 1 yr.
old $1 Mrs. John W. Chisholm,
Rt. 2, Box 423, Augusta.

2 pr. 1957 hatch Silver
Pheasants, $7.50. pairs 2
pr., $13. Exp. Col; booking

orders for day old Silver and
Ringnecked chicks. Henry
Pike, 108 Palm Ave. Savan-
nah. Ph. AD 3-6315.

Americas finest strain
White King Pigeons, $3. pr.
No less than 2 pr. shipped.
Ogden A. Geilfuss, c/o Melo-
dy Brook Farm, Rt. 3, Mari-
etta. Ph. Smyrna HE 5-7385,

NZ White Rabbits, does and
bucks, 5 breeders, records
kept for 8 yrs. Sub. to reg.,
$6. to $10. for does, $4. to $10
for bucks. C. W. Page, 149
North Ave. NE, Atlanta 8.
Ph TR 4-6452.

Finest 1957 hatch extra
large No. Bobwhite gist, $1.
ea. Permit No. 81. Also quail
equip;'2 incubators, $60. ea.,
1200 egg cap. ea. good cond:
20 twelve Oakes brooders,
$12.50 ea., used 1 year. like
new, Paul Lamb, Inman. (5
mi, S. Fayetteville on Hwy.
92. S.) Ph. Fayetteville. 2894
(7 AM-8 PM).

150 prs. White King Squab-
ber Pigeons, $1.50 pr; also
60 automatic waters and other
necessary equip. for pigeon
arm. J. F, Childers, Rt. 1,
Sylvester.





PAGE THREE

Ringneck Pheasants, $2.50
ea; also few large No. Bobe
white quail, $3. pr. Permit
No. 119. J. L. Taylor, Rt. 2,
Fort Valley. Ph. TA 58-5804,

Nice large blue male rab
bit, $3.50 plus express, or
exch. for one bred elgian
hare or NZ Red bred doe rabe
bit. Mrs. R. M. Vocke, Quite
man,

4 pr. White ne Pigeons,
$1. pr. Day Dans, Rutledge.

Large No. Bobwhite quail,
dressing average 6 to 8 oz,
Laying average 100 to 1706
eggs; Gambles, Scaled, Button
and Coturnix quail, Chukar
Partridge and Silkie bantams,
Permit No. 18. Richard H.
Barry, 220 Ridgeland Ave. De-
tur. Ph. CE 7-3048.

White King and Silver King
Pigeons, blocky and regular
types, $3.00 pr. Mated and
working. L. P. Mingledorff,
Alma Rd., Douglas.

Blue Peafowl cocks, Ring-
neck doves and wk. ol
ducklings. N. H. Lienemann,
Rt. 7, Mt. Pleasant Rd., Ma-
con. Ph. 5-8503.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Reg. Landrace gilts and
boars, unrelated prs., 100 pet.
imported bloodlines, reg. in
buyers name. H. R,. Gossett,
Cave Spring.

Duroc pigs, .from prize
winning stock, Sire is son of
Grand Star Boy, Grand
Champion at 1957 Southeast-
ern Fair, and Ga. State Fair,
1956 and 57. Reg. Wormed,
and treated for Cholera, 8
wks. old, $25 ea. Roscoe Mc-
Donald, Jr., RFD 1, Milledge-
ville. Ph. 9713.

3 mo, old Landrace pigs,
all imported bloodlines, from
litter of 12, average wt. 54
lbs. ea. at 8 wks. Reg. in
buyers name. James C.
Loughridge, Rt. 1, Chats-
worth. Ph, 4127.

7 reg. Berkshire pigs, 58
gilts, 2 males 8 wks, old, sir-
ed by sire Four Oaks Lock-
smith King IT; Reg. No.
798893, and Dam lLynwobdd
Bonnie Lady, 42nd, Reg. No.
767927... L. -G. Hussey, >-dr-,
RFD 1, Box 28, Sparta. Ph.
3245.

Nubian and Saanan crossed
Nannie goat, 12 mos. old,
black and white, unbred,
mother gave 4 qts, milk daily,
$10 or exch, for pig of same
value. Rufus Camp, Rt. 1,
Box 378, Jonesboro, PH. GR-
8-8100.

Reg. SPC pigs, boars and
gilts, unrelated prs., open and
bred gilts, will reg. in buy-
ers name. D. V. Thompson,
Metter. Ph. MU-5-3555.

16 wk. old reg. Landrace
pigs, from 14 pig, 4 star lit-
ter, $65 ea. Also 30 grade
pigs, $9 ea. for entire lot.
William E. Oder, c/o Stand-
ing Boy Ranch, Cataula. Ph.
Columbus, FA 4-1827.

2 Quarter Horse Mares,
eligible to reg., one pinto,
black and white, other dark
chestnut, both 9 yrs. old, gen-
tle, well trained; priced rea-
sonable. Also reg, Southdown
Ram, 4 yrs. old. $35. J. Ewing
Arnold, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.,
a eed Ph. Smyrna HE-5-
3703.

2 good mules, gentle, works
anywhere. Also 2 H. culti-
vator. Sell together or sevar-
ate. Reasonablv vriced. Her-
bert Shehee, Butler.

2 good mules sell together
or separate or trade for mare
or milech cow. O. M. Moody,
Rt. 4, Waycross (near Wares-
boro).

1 fine looking horse, about
12 vrs. old, solid red with
black mane and tail, gentle,
(safe for children), for sale.
N, A. Boyett, Hahira.

Red and white Shetland
pony gelding, 50 to 53 in.
tall, at shoulder, wt. 450 lbs.,
gentle but spirited; also pony,
saddle and bridle, $115. Ern-
est Rolan, Rt: 1, Lula. Ph
Gainesville LEnox 4-9870.

Black mare mule, wt. 1,104
lbs., 12 yrs. old, work any-

where, with plenty life; also
reg. Guernsey male calves, 4
to 12 mos. old, at my. farm
1 mi, from Farmington. H. W,
Thurmond, Farmington.

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~ LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



boned dark red Duroe boar, 8
wks, old. Give full descrip-
tion. Denver R. Cheek, Rt.

11, Lumber City.



Good farm mule, wt. about

000 lbs., for sale at my farm

1/2 mi. West of Mauk. A.
H. Rowe, Mauk.

~At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. No. 36083, reg.
American Saddle bred, prov-
n sire of top quality colts,
Grandson Noble Kalarama.
homas G. Watkins, Jr., Rt.

4584 Flat Shoals Rd., De-
eatur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

9 mo. old Angus bull for|Mrs
sale or trade for calf of equal:

value. J. H. Nutt, Luella. Ph.
McDonough 3856.

Small red grizzled mare,
wt. 600 or 700 Ibs., gentle,
Roi 7 yrs. old, $100. Glen

soHen, P. O. Box 454, Soper-

: yr. old grade billy goat,
105C. L.. Patlhamus. 3114
ouldercrest Rd., Rt. 2, Ellen-
oe Ph. Atlanta. MA T-

Nice heavy milking Nublan
and Saanan milk goats, fresh-
ened for second time: Saanan

o freshen soon with first kid;

aanan coming in with sec-
ond kid in April; Also trade
gentle Saanan Billy for Nu-
Bian or Toggenburg Billy,

rs. Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
@ade Rd. S.W., Atlanta 11.

Cream colored milk goat
with 2 female kids born Jan.
3, 1958. 1/4 Nubian, 1/4
oggenburg, 1/2 Saanan,
ives more than 1 gal. daily.
ather was prize winning
aanan. $50 at my home. Mrs.
. Wilbourn Miller, 824 South
sroad St:, Cairo.

2 purebred Nubian does for
ale, one 8 mos. old, and other
5 mos. old, in good shape,

ce $35 ea. at my barn.

ville.
Proven Jack and Jennet,

black with white nose, 4 yrs.

obt. K. Smith, c/o Journeys
ind Farm, Americus.

Mule, smooth mouth, wt.
,000 Ibs.,
, L. Camp, Rt. 1, Jonesboro.

Top Golden Palomino mare
in foal, $400. Pedigree and
reg. papers furnished; also

lid black Hackney stallion

r stud service. Oadea A.

eilfuss, C/O Melody Brook

arm, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph.

myrna HE 5-7385.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED -

ld, 45 in. tall; also several
pose pony Stud colts.





Want young mare colt or
mare horse, not over 6 yrs.
old. Must be gentle, in good
ond. and reasonable. Glen
Lawhorn, Rt. 4, Buena Vista.

Want to exch. bull calves,
to 8 mos. old, for young
00 to 1,000 lb. gentle saddle
rse. 7. B. Taylor, Rt. 1,
owder Springs.

Want some Hampshire-Suf-
folk Rams, first cross or
straight breeding. State age,
so price, within 100 miles.

Imer Dyck, Rt. 2, Stapleton.

Want reg. male goat about
mos. old, prefer Toggen-
urg, Advise. M. A. Mollan,
ox 120, Red Oak.

Want bred gilt or sow,
Duroc, Landrace, or similar
type. Mixed or purebred for
meat purposes. J. P. Sanders,
Rt. 1, Box 197, College Park.

Fancy Yorkshire, OIC cross

shoats, $15 up. Also Duroc
Yorkshire cross pigs, ready
real soon. See by appoint-
ment. W. L. Brown, 418 Lake
Ave. Griffin. Ph. 5197
(nights).

Want good farm mule, near
home. Must be cheap, not
0 old, and must know how
Be Js: La Pitta Rt; 2,
ula.

Want 1 to 6 female burros.
dvise. Doyle Toles Rt. 1,
arren Rd.. Rome.

Want 50 to 100 lean type

pigs, 8 to 10 wks. old, at
nea, Paul J. Kent, Marble
ill, Ph. 4322.

good cond. $100.}

POULTRY

FOR SALE



1957 Buff Cochin bantams,
10 hens (some laying) and
1 rooster, $17.50 for the lot.
A. J. Bailey, Hartwell.

eae pullets, now lay-
ing, 2 pe and 1 rooster,
$4. ae ey Will not ship.
Ci Frick, Rt. 1, Box
151, Talking Rock,

2 pr. 1957 hatch, White
Silkie bantams, $6. pr. Extra
cockerels. J. F. Ginn, 451
Tae oe PL. SE, Atlanta

225 laying hens, mostly imp.
White Leghorns. Mrs. W.
Maples, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.
Ph. 4082.

2 pr. White Cochin, 1 pr.
Black Cochin Bantams, $6. pr.
From finest of bloodlines in
America; also pr. White Crest-
ed Black Polish bantams, $7.-
50 pr. Fred Thompson, Sas
ston.

Pre
purebred, $6.
Cornish cockerels,
Joe Abernathy, Rt.
mart.

Purebred Dark Cornish
cockerels, ready for service,
big boned type, long yellow
legs, $2. ea. in lots of 2. H.
W. Thurmond; Farmington.

Dark Cornish hens, $2. ea:
5 hens or more, $1.75 ea. FOB.
Shipped in light crates: Exch. 2
hens for 2 White Pekin ducks
(the kind that quack). Mrs. J.
E. McCrary, Pinehurst.

50 WL hens, laying good,
$1. ea. Joe Moses, 134 Idell
Ste College Park. Ph. PO 7-

Mille Fleurs Bantarne:
and 2 Dark
$1.50 ea.
1, Rock-

Barfield Rt. 3, Louis- 0689

11 hens and 1 rooster, heavy
breed. Make offer for the lot.
Mrs. C. E. Dyche, Rt. 9, At-
lanta 19. Ph. PO 7-3100.

30 large Buff Orphington
hens, 1957 hatch, now laying,
$1.50 ea. at my home. Mrs.
D. M. Barge, Tyrone.

Approx. 35 Mallard ducks,
imp. strain. starting to lay,
$5 pr. or $2 ea. for the lot
at my farm. J. Ewing Arnold,
Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd., Mari-
etta. Ph. Smyrna HE 35-8703.

30 head Geese, $2 ea. Oscar
Dominey, Rt. 3, Dublin.

250 White African Guinea

Solid White: Guinea fowl,
Muscovy. ducks, rabbits,
Ringneck doves, Bantams,
Black Cochins, Racing Hom-
er and mated banded White
King Pigeons, your choiae,
$3.75 pr. No less than 2 pr.
shipped. Ringneck and Mut-
ant Pheasants, $7.50 pr. J. H.
Street, 3090 Buford Hwy.,
Atlanta 6. Ph. ME 4-7888.

65 Parmenter Red_ hens,
April 57 hatch, $1.50 ea. by
taking the lot, now laying.
Troy Mobley, 2 Laura St.
Box 403, Porterdale.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want to trade White Chin-

ese gander (goose) for old
time variety gander. Mrs. Lee
Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd.

SW, Atlanta 11,

Want few 6 mos. old white
Leghorn pullets. State price.



Miss Lucille Martin, Rt. 1,
Menlo.
FOR SALE



ae tape trim tea aprons,



$1, and 10c postage. Miss

Want Teg. ste ce big

fowl, $2.50 ea.; 50 Mallard
ducks, $7.50 pr.: FOB my
place, Seoheaher He Hutchins,
Turner Hill Rd., Lithonia.
Ph tO Syne :

50 pr. White and White
mix. Guineas, $3 pr. R. A.
Smith, 225 N. Hull St., Ath-
ens.

pot holders, med. size, 50c;
crocheted doilies, 50c, 75c, $1;
3 piece sets, $2.25; white dish
towels, embroidered and
striped, and woven or terry
pot holders, dif. colors, 2, 25c.
No checks. Add postage. Mrs.
Byron Haynes, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.

Crocheted vanity set, blue
trim, ruffled, 18 in. white,
yellow trimmed doilies, $2
ea.: 17 in. white, blue trim-
med doilie, $1.75; 12 in.
white, pink trimmed, ruffled,
and two 14 in. solid white
doilie, $1 ea. Mrs. Lamar
Adams, C/O Hoyt Samples,
Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Handmade crepe ]
roses, 15, $1.10, carnations,
$1.20 doz. Med. size. Waxed
if preferred. All PP. Mrs. Ed
Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairs-
ville.

New handmade quilts, large
sizes, gay prints, solid colors,
good cotton padding, print
lining, $6.50 ea. Also border-
ed pillow cases, $1.25 pr. PP.
Mrs. -Ventis A Ne Rises,
Ellijay.

White rose Medallion cro-
cheted bed spread for sale.
Miss Ruth Dickerson, Bow-
man.

Ladies crocheted, hand
bags, $1.25 ea.; Round cro-
cheted table mats, 6, $1.
State colors wanted. Miss
Dallas Adams, 295 Hill St.
Athens. Ph. 3-3026.

Pillow slips with lace, $2
pr.; rickrack crochet on ea.
side; Cotton baby shoes, all
white or trimmed in any col-
or, $1 pr. Miss Etta Alexan-
der, P. O. Box 407, Quitman.

White crocheted bootees
trimmed in pink, blue, yel-
low, green, 75c pr.; bibs to
match, $1 set.; Crocheted pot
holders, 75 ea.; crocheted
edging for pillow cases, $1
pr. Mrs. H. H. Robinson, Rt.
1, Monroe.

Hand embroidered lace
trimmed dresser scarves,
$1.50 ea.; 3 piece vanity sets,
$2 ea. No checks. Mrs. A. E.
Hazelton, 257 Norwood Ave.
N.E., Atlanta 17.

Little girls dresses, fits 1,
2, and 3 yr. olds, asst colors,
trimmed in rickrack and lace,
$1, $1.50 ea; Also large size
asst. colors aprons, 50c ea. Add
gels Mrs. Frank Parks, Rt.
, Ellijay.

Large size new handmade
quilts ,good cotton material
and padding, wt. 4 to 5 Ilbs.,
$6.50 ea; Ladies tea aprons,
trimmed, good material, 65c
ea. PP. Miss Marie Mathis, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Washable terry cloth house
slippers, dif. colors, $1 pr. Cora

Mae Hommontree, Usa y
Chickamauga.
Hand_ crocheted doilies,

white colored or combination
tion; some with flowers, 9 to 24

inches, $1 to $5; chair sets, $3

Prompt shipment. PP. Free
ae with orders over $2. Mrs.

. D. Henderson, Rt. 1, Wood-
stock. Ph. GL 5-6995.

Ladies handmade _ aprons,
large, 75c ea; small 50c ea; dif
shapes and colors, good ma-
terial. Add 15c Bes Miss
Grace E. Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

2 white crocheted bed-
spreads, large size, $35 ea. or
both, $60. Mrs. Minnie J. Eng-
lish, Rt. 1, Andersonville.

- Small hand crocheted hens
to put over the average size
egs, 25c ea. Miss Mable Met-
calfe, 210 Evans Drive, Deca-
ture.

Hand crocheted baby sets, 3
pieces, 04, and 50c postage.
Booties, $1. Mrs. Thelma Foun-
tain, RFD 2, Lawrenceville,
Ph. 3249.

Handmade cedar antique
style pump lamps and planters
$5 ea. Mrs. R. H. Tiller, Rt. 2,
Douglasville.

3 1/3 yds. variegated hook
and eye tatting, 2-1/2 to 3 yds.
hen and biddie 30c yd. and 10
postage. No checks nor stamps.



Ruth Weeks, Dial.

Print seharited Aprons, with fe

paper

pr
PP; fancy organdy
$1.10 ea. PP. Pot

maston,

ial,

leton, 1139 Hall Ave. SE,
lanta 16. Ph. MA 7-2654.

Aprins with hoops,
colors, 4 large pockets,
any size,

River.

and stems, all colors, $2.
PP. Mrs. Ruth Shuman,
1, Ellabelle.

1 handmade quilt top,
woven mat potholders,
Womack, Rt. Box
Bremen.

i

$2.25; handmade
waxed roses, all colors,
doz. Mrs. Roy T; Pruitt,
1, Buford.

Ladies tea aprons, ;
print and some _ white,
shape, and trim, large

postage. Mrs. Nancy H

priced reasonable. E

6676

old, $500, Exch. even

son, R.

, Fort Valley. (7
East).

SE. OIC cross, 140 lbs
All bred to r oe
row aut ani

1/2 8. Carrollton.
Seer
Rt. 3, Carrollton. Ph. TE
27772 (nights).

at
also Reg. Hampshire ram
sale. Bobby Wofford, Rt.
Cumming.

good western saddle, $45; g

E. Hughes, -
Circle, Macon. Ph. 54745.

middle of March,
home. Mrs.
Campbellton Rd., Fairburn,

$15 at:

with orders over $1. Mrs. C.
M. Adams, Rt. 2, Box es ae

$1 ea. No stamps or
checks. Helen Dodd, Head

Handmade artificial Muins
(flowers), large sizes, leaves

ea. Add postage. Mrs. M. L.
DAT,

Quilt top, of new material,
artificial

small waist sizes, 3, $2.75,
$1 ea. State waist size. Add
ender-
son, Rt. 3, Box 124, Ellijay.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
and reg. Black Angus bull,
Barlow,
Rt. 2, Conyers. Ph. Lithonia

Dan Okie, reg. No. 7367745,
polled Hereford bull, excellent
color and conformation 5 yrs.
for reg.
polled Hereford; Reg. Duroc
pigs ,either sex, $25 up; 5 mos.
old male, $50; 2 excellent gilts
same a i $45. ea. J. H. Donal

Bred gilts: solid Black us
shire, 200 lbs. $50; SPC pure-
bred, not reg., 175 lbs, $45;
Durog, PC crossed, 175 ties fh
black PC far-
May. At farm

Andrew H. Hamrick,

rade Western ews, some
mbs at side, other bred,

Nice saddle horse, dark red,
7 yrs. old, 60 inches, $135. Also

4 wheel buggy with top, $75.
5 3923 Spencer

Margaret Ritz,

Pillowcases, of good shateed
embroidered designs
white and colors, some with |.
crochet edging, $3 and $3.50.
Add postage. Mrs. Julia Sing-

in

Lat-

asst.
fits

doz.
Rt.

$2:
toed:

$2
Rt.

asst.
dit,

or
or

mi.

No
2.

for
3,

ood

Angora goat, will be fresh |

my



MISCELLANEOU

FOR SALE

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20 Ibs.

thers, well cared for,

Extra large Martin gou
50e ea.; Jumbo
40 in. around,
seed, 25 doz.
Geo. F. Murkgerars
Eastman,

Rt

large pieces, $1.25 Ib.

Reg. short

20c; 7-1/2 in. and larger,

seed, 2 doz., 25c. ae
Hart, Warrenton.

Hand gathered
shade dried Sage, $1.50
plus a Mrs.
Brown, Rt, . Toccoa.

8 yrs. old, in No. 10
5, cans, and 1/2 gal. j
gal. at my house or
for entire lot. 5 mi
Metter near Hwy.



Mrs. Maud Hole, Rt. 4, pees
Vista. 2



cleaned, used fea-
$1.25
lb. Eliza Paulk, Rt. 2, Wray.

ourds, 38 to
1 ea.; gourd

1 e.
a a M. Clement, Rt.

1957 Black Walnut meats,
or'-5.

lb., $6 PP. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Boyd Nicholson Hia-
wassee.

neck Martin
gourds, 6 to 7-1/2 in. around,

ea. Add postage. Also ow.

ee:

500 or more gal. syrup, 4 t
and No.

rds,

30

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my home, $1 g

to 3rd zone, $
chgs. col. Ship
can dig. C. W
North Ave. N.E.

Shade dete
nip. leaves, 3
ay ae

del. pes Ruth
ig TO $

haw roots, rar
ve Estelle
, Ellijay.

sacks. Mrs. Joseph Gc
Box 87, Rebe

for home use, do

Ria 5, Ellijay,

Army type saddle
seat), blanket, $1
gue for 1 H wago'
$7.50. Earl oye

ville. |

Good white sac
cap., elean, free
letters and holes,
so few print
3 alike, 45c e
first benad
Fricks;Rt,-3,
ing Rock.

Nice anil
of peeling an
Add nooteey
gins, Rt.

Black ee
ae Sar shelled
_ postage.
eae Rt. 5, EL
14,000 stalks old f
Sugar agro Te stalk.
Greer, Rt. 1, Hamp

Nice 1957 crop sha
Sage, $2 lb. PP.

for less than 1 Ib.
out-of-state ord :

8 nice, country cu 1
wt. 35 to 40 Ib. gual S
at my home. Come a

. Mrs. John G

gear dried apples,
peel and core, 50c Ib. plus
No less 10 Ibs. .

- Jumbo Bushel
sure between
around, $25 each;
same, 50c ea. 3 see j
Now time to plant. | ce
gan, Rt. 4, Waycross. :

Want to. buy
gripe pee Advise